My reasoning is this way other people can re-use the maps (not locked down to my project exclusively) and it makes replacing the tilesets for the maps really simple. I was thinking of recreating the maps in a tile map editor program like Tiled (other software can be used like aseprite or photoshop). One of the ways to help will be recreating the various maps of SF1 and 2. If no one has these I might just attempt to recreate them myself.Īfter the demo release I'll be writing a fair bit of articles on the github wiki on how users can help this project along (in none code related ways). SF1Editor also doesn't seem to export these frames. I also wasn't able to find the death animation frames, the ones you see when an enemy is defeated spins around and disappears on the map. Does anyone have a rip of the SF1 sound effects (not the music itself, I have a copy of that that I'm tracking on the github organization). I'm currently using the SF2 sound effects (provided by chaoswizard98) instead of SF1, since I haven't been able to find them. While I have everything ready there's a few things that aren't true to the original. Gonna be spending this following week just play testing and polishing various aspects, till release. I'll likely release the demo this upcoming Friday (July 30th). I've finished implementing basically every part of the battle system needed for battle 1, minus a few more minor things I'll wrap up during this week. Update, Asks / Requests, and Discussion Kick offs. Then you will not have problems, but if you use their original or modified graphics (modifying something does not make it yours) or using official designs of them even if they were made from scratch it can bring you problems.īut there are few chances that sega will see you as a threat at the current stage of your project. (at least there is no precedent that they are not in favor)Ībout a new game, if what you offer is only the engine without official sega graphics. I suppose if you make a good game and show it to sega and they like it, maybe it could be the case that they will support you.Īnd if I remember correctly, I seem to have heard that sega is not bothered by hackromes, as long as you recommend the purchase of original games (physical or digital) to use them, they would have no problem with that.
I also add what happened with Alex Kid, where a group of Spanish fans decided to make an Alex Kid fans game and they ended up releasing the game officially with the support of Sega.
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